VetBilling
Installment payment plans arranged and approved by participating veterinary practices. View Resource →
Payment plans, grants and fundraising can all help with the same veterinary bill. Start with your clinic, then use the options below that fit your location, your pet’s needs and your timeline.
Worried your pet needs urgent care? Call your veterinarian or a local emergency veterinary hospital now and describe what is happening. Ask where to go and tell them if cost is a barrier. Help My Pet cannot assess your pet or arrange emergency treatment.
Tell the clinic what you can afford today. Ask for a written, itemized estimate, what needs to happen now, and whether it offers payment arrangements or works with assistance programs. Ask what deposit is required and when the remaining payment is due.
On this page: Payment plans · Grants · Fundraising · Local help
A payment plan changes when you pay; it still has to be repaid. Availability and terms depend on the participating clinic.
Installment payment plans arranged and approved by participating veterinary practices. View Resource →
Before applying: Grants may cover only part of a bill, have limited funds, or take time to review. Check location, treatment rules and current applications first. A program being listed here does not mean money is reserved for your pet. Keep your estimate and medical records ready, and confirm the program’s response time with the organization.
Small grants for an eligible urgent-treatment funding gap after diagnosis. View Resource →
Reimbursement for charitable veterinary care through AVMA member veterinarians; ask your clinic. View Resource →
Limited grants for urgent veterinary care in the United States and Canada. View Resource →
Veterinary financial assistance through participating Southern California veterinarians. View Resource →
Emergency veterinary assistance through participating Indianapolis-area hospitals. View Resource →
Cancer-care support and limited financial assistance, including a program for cats. View Resource →
One-time assistance for qualifying non-routine veterinary care. View Resource →
Veterinary financial assistance for qualifying pet owners in the United States. View Resource →
Veterinary grants for qualifying pets and families facing financial hardship. View Resource →
Before starting: Fundraising depends on donations or sales and may not meet an immediate payment deadline. Check fees, who receives the money and when it becomes usable. Ask a trusted person to help write or share the fundraiser if you need support.
Crowdfunding to help pay for approved veterinary treatment. View Resource →
Pet-focused crowdfunding that routes funds to veterinary providers. View Resource →
Crowdfunding for veterinary bills and other pet-care expenses. View Resource →
Made-to-order merchandise that earns an agreed amount per sale for your fundraiser. View Resource →
These resources help you find local services or other assistance programs.
Free search tool for local veterinary services, pet food, supplies and boarding options. View Resource →
A directory of national and state programs offering veterinary and pet-food assistance. View Resource →
Pet food, supplies and veterinary services on California’s Central Coast. View Resource →
For food, supplies and other daily needs, find everyday-care resources.
Veterinary grants; new applications were paused as of September 23, 2026. View Our Bow Wow Buddies Resource →
Help My Pet brings together payment arrangements, charitable assistance and fundraising so you can compare different ways to address a bill. Each resource page explains the service, requirements and next step. VetBilling, Pet Help Finder, RedRover and AVMF REACH were checked against their official information on September 23, 2026. Review dates for other listings appear on their resource pages. Inclusion does not guarantee help or imply a partnership.